Descripción

Everything you make in YouMind eventually leaves the building — as a document, a deck, a page, a cast or a post. Ship Check is the gate before it does. It is a single, unsentimental pass across the seven things that actually cause regret after publishing. Claim integrity: every factual, numerical, causal and comparative statement is quoted back to you and classified as sourced, unsourced, unsupportable, or opinion stated as fact — including the arithmetic, where it checks whether the parts sum to the total, whether a percentage has a stated base, and whether a comparison is missing its baseline. Attribution: quotes verbatim and correctly credited, images accounted for, data sourced, and every citation it cannot resolve flagged rather than assumed. Accessibility, which almost nothing else in the gallery covers: heading order, missing alt text (it writes it for you), link text that means something out of context, contrast, meaning carried by colour alone, missing captions and transcripts, table headers, focus order, and motion that ignores reduced-motion preferences. Readability: sentence and paragraph density, undefined jargon, reading level against your actual audience — plus full rewrites of the three worst passages. Structure, channel fit and risk: whether the opening earns the second paragraph, what gets truncated in the feed, and where you have wandered into defamation, unqualified medical or financial advice, privacy exposure, indefensible superlatives, or a disclosure you are required to make. You get a verdict, a scored table, and an issue list sorted Critical to Minor — each with the exact replacement text rather than a suggestion — plus a ten-minute version if that is all you have. It only reports what it can point at, it will not soften a Critical finding to be nice, and it will never tell you something is legally safe.